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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DC is a disaster. I am 64,  being treated for cancer and STILL waiting to be randomly selected for a vaccine in the city I’ve lived in for 30 years. I finally gave up and went to Maryland. Am eager to see when I finally get an email from DC vaccine saying I can make an appointment. Will likely be never. So frustrating. And to open up to all seems crazy when priority groups are still trying to get an appointment. [/quote]

If you are being treated for cancer, you should have heard from your attending medical facility months ago. Give them a call.[/quote]

Forget the phone and go get the shot in Maryland tomorrow! From the other thread about vaccines in DC:

According to Maryland Vaccine Hunters, DC residents and walk up's (no appointment necessary) are accepted at these vaccine sites in Maryland:

Salisbury - J&J shot. Located at at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center on Glen Ave. Park and walk in.

Hagerstown - J&J shot. Take Exit 28 off of I-70, follow the signs, park and walk in.

M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore - Pfizer shot. 200 walk up's a day. 10am-2pm seven days a week, except when the Orioles play a home game. Get in line by 8:30-9am. 1101 Russell Street, Park in Lot B and enter stadium through Gate A.

Six Flags - Pfizer shot. 13710 Central Ave, Bowie. No one turned away as of April 11. Hours 9am-4pm. Ignore electronic sign that says appointments required. Stay in your car and follow directions to drive through.[/quote]

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